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Because sometimes stashes are longer lived than we expect, and they're hard to work with if you need to do anything more complicated than popping. (Like resolvi
by aninhumer 10y ago
Because sometimes stashes are longer lived than we expect, and they're hard to work with if you need to do anything more complicated than popping. (Like resolving conflicts.)
I find that making a work-in-progress commit, and then resetting later ends up saving a lot of hassle overall. Having support for this beyond aliases (including putting that commit in a new branch) would be nice.
- petre 10y agoOkay, points taken. But git enables me to commit expermiments to a branch anyway if I decide to. Gitless' lack of stash would force me to commit experiments to a branch.